If you like suspense/murder mysteries, I'd definately suggest you read Skin by Ted Dekker. Its full of plot twists that you'd never imagine coming. You'll find yourself getting attached to certain characters, but then the plot twists again and you wonder if your heart is going with the right character. You're left wondering and guessing right up to the end.

Since I'm done with that book however, I'm about to start reading HP7, which arrived today. My sister is already 7 chapters into it, and I would have been, but I wanted to finish Skin first so that I wouldn't be distracted.

I'm seriously considering staying up the whole night and going out tomorrow, on foot, to the plaza area that my mom works in. Its about a 20 minute walk from here, so maybe if I leave around 8:30 or 9am I'll be able to avoid the extreme desert summer heat. I'll be able to turn in my application to Party Pro and see if Tony {who's nametag said Juan; you make the connection} was able to scrounge up an application to Big Lots. Fingers crossed.

Anywho, I took some time out today and turned the hall coat closet into my own personal closet. I was able to borrow hangers from Jean so that I wouldn't have to buy them. I did this so that I wouldn't be living out of a suitcase. It really is rather annoying having to lug a suitcase around every time you want to take a shower or do laundry. Everything in that closet now, with the exception of a few coats and a blanket, is mine. All my clothes that were hung up in my apt closet are hanging up now. Its much much smaller than the closet I had, but I'll have to make due until I get my own place.

I didn't have any weird dreams last night, and I'm sort of thankful. I don't know if I could handle two nights in a row of oddly crazy-weird dreams. Only one dream in particular stuck out in my mind as a possibility that it could maybe happen: the one about Charlie and I. All it consisted of was us on a beach walking together in the sand. It was evening, not quite sunset, but close enough. The waves were gentle, and there were few people on the beach. It was warm and there was a nice breeze coming off the water. Our hands were interlocked as we were walking, but nothing was being said. It was really the most peaceful dream that I've had in quite some time.

Alright, its 3:20am and I'm going to start on HP7. I shall be back at some point later in the day.

Ahh.. okay.. I will definately see if I can find the book though I'm not sure when I'll be able to read it because I now have a few books lining up for me to read and not forgetting Eclipse..
» Nuttz on 2007-07-28 09:34:38

Are you a fan of patricia cornwell? She's a really good suspense novelist.The next book I'm buying is "free food for millionaires," you may wanna' look into it. It's not suspense though..
» Dilated on 2007-07-28 01:42:16

I probably should read more.
But I don't really, unless teachers assign something, and since I don't have any summer homework it's safe to say I won't be picking up another book for a while. I don't know why reading is so monotonous for me. I usually end up liking the book and becoming more cultured, literate, blah blah blah. But it seems so...sluggish. I just want to get up and do something.

On the topic of HP7, I pretty much know the majority of the significant plot stuffs just by picking up things here and there. It seems interesting, but once again I wouldn't want to take the time to read 1,000 page of a book, let alone a series that I've already sworn to leave forever.

Charlie sounds new. I know not of Charlie.
» The-Muffin-Man on 2007-07-28 02:58:54

You don't like crazy dreams? I think they're fun. :D
» randomjunk on 2007-07-28 05:16:51

I'm going to see if the library has that book. I haven't read a good book in awhile. Thanks!!

P.S. Has anyone ever told you that your eye balls are a pain in the butt? lol
» Princess_00 on 2007-07-28 08:06:48

Aww.. I'm sure you'd feel like the odd one out if you were with a group of 10.. Hope you get to watch it soon.
» Nuttz on 2007-07-28 10:46:21

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